2015
DOI: 10.1590/1519-6984.10813
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Striped-tailed Yellow-finch nesting success in abandoned mining pits from central Brazilian cerrado

Abstract: Suitability of degraded areas as breeding habitats can be tested through assessment of nest predation rates. In this study we estimated nest success in relation to several potential predictors of nest survival in the Stripe-tailed Yellowfinch (Sicalis citrina) breeding in abandoned mining pits at Brasília National Park. We monitored 73 nests during the 2007-breeding season. Predation was the main cause of nest failure (n = 48, 66%); while six nests were abandoned (8%) and 19 nests produced young (26%). Mayfiel… Show more

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